Anatomy and physiology of the eye, with hints for the preservation of the eyesight (1901)
Herbert, John Frederick, 1860- · Philadelphia, Pa., The author · leaf 25
. B. The Aqueous Humor (figure S) is a clear, wateryfluid which occupies the space called the iVnterior and thePosterior Chamber, which is situated between the corneaand the crystalline lens, the iris separating the two parts. C. The Crystalline Lens (figure 8) is a perfectly trans-parent, highly… … Fijfure lo. Ill all there are ten (to) layers, composed of: I. Internal litnititij^ niemhraiie. 2. Fibrous la> er. 3. La\er of vesicles. 4. Molecular layer. 5. Inner nuclear layer. 6. Outer molecular layer. 7. Outer nuclear layer. R. Externallimitino; membrane. 9. Layer of rod and cones. 10.…
Eye · Lenses
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